The American workplace has evolved to a kinder, gentler state.
"Now it seems that the technology has reached a point, and the market has evolved to a point, where this kind of business is really gaining traction," said Mr. Moriarty, a former lawyer for the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Overall, the genome annotation indicates that G. bemidjiensis has evolved to cope with many kinds of reactive oxygen species, a finding that should improve models of Geobacter metabolism in the subsurface.
It seems we have evolved to crave the kind of social contact that social media now satisfies.
Successful games are like a form of rewarding work, and can offer the kind of complex, constant, meaningful feedback that we have evolved to find deeply satisfying.
The city's Mardi Gras has evolved from a kind of civil rights march to an Australian institution that bills itself as the world's largest gay carnival.
"I think the pilot we conceived was an anti-hero pilot about Joe MacMillan, and then we kinda changed it to a three-hander, and over time, the show has evolved into a kind of five-hander," Rogers says.
The UKIP leader's bar stance has evolved into a kind of meme that is slaying the very things it is intended to evoke.
By Peter Hessler Among Chinese drivers, reflexive honking has evolved into a kind of language.
Mr. Deutsch, born in 1943, has evolved into a kind of late-blooming Pictures artist, creating small psychodramas whose story lines we provide.
